Is the chip incorporated graphics [HD4000] sufficient to give me the definition for photography work on my computer? I do no gaming or heavy photography alteration. I may hook this to my TV.
Or would I benefit from purchasing a video card or a gpu? If so, could someone recommend a graphics card that would be sufficient for my needs.

I think it should work OK even with most games, maybe not at full graphics, but I find that, for instance, "Sauerbraten" runs great with an integrated Intel HD (this is the only game I play). Also, graphic cards with proprietary drivers such as nVidia or ATI usually have more problems when running under Linux operating systems, where Intel cards should work flawlessly.

I'm bumping this to the top in hopes raphoenix will see this since he has actual experience with the same board. I'm also wondering if both the onboard graphics and a graphics card can be used simultaneously on this board (supposedly, you can with the PREMIUM board).

Thanks for responding, Rick! I heard about the Haswell processors coming out soon but I don't if know ASUS will have a board for them that has the features of the P877Z-V DELUXE or PREMIUM, especially the Wi-Fi GO (that, if it works the way I think it will, will solve a lot of problems for me). It really doesn't matter all that much how long one waits since new technology keeps coming out, often without significant gains. Seems everything you buy is out of date almost as soon as you get it. The only thing I'm waiting on is to see if ASUS is going to restock the PREMIUM; *&^%$#@! NewEgg ran out (again) just before I was going to order and everyone else is also out. Fry's never stocked it before but they are now taking preorders for it online, suggesting it will be stocked soon, but, then again, Fry's is pretty flaky, especially when it comes to maintaining stock levels and inventory accuracy. The two local Fry's near me are really flaky. All one sees in them are empty shelves. If someone doesn't restock in a month or two, then the DELUXE will have to be Plan B (mutter, mutter, mumble, mumble).